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The Role of Large Language Models in Scientific Research Die Rolle von Large Language Modellen in der wissenschaftlichen Recherche

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The potential of LLMs to support and enhance systematic literature searches in scientific research is described and practical and ethical challenges are addressed, particularly those concerning scientific integrity, transparency, and transparency.

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